sds?

[radmar1]

I know you guys suggested the sds em-4f, and i was just wondering is there a big difference between that one and the em-4d, i was wondering if i could get by with using the d rather than the f

[boost_boy]

I know you guys suggested the sds em-4f, and i was just wondering is there a big difference between that one and the em-4d, i was wondering if i could get by with using the d rather than the f

The answer is no! The F system is for distributorless ignitions like ours and the D is for distributor operated systems.

Dee

[radmar1]

ok so the f is the only sds that will work, are there any other stand alone systems that someone can reccomend that might be a little less expensive

[8ggalant]

i doubt u'll find any cheaper...it is one of the cheaper systems thati know of...good luck

[rico05]

Like Dee will tell you when he shows up again: You pay to play man. That's life.

Fast. Reliable. Cheap.Pick 2.

[boost_boy]

Cheaper than SDS? Hmmm, you may be able to find a used one or even find someone selling a haltech. But with the haltech, you will need a laptop and that's gonna cost you more if you don't have one already. Microtech have a decent system, but it too costs over a grand and I personally don't care for it's programmer; however, you can use a laptop with it as well. Basically, if you're looking to go standalone, be prepared to spend some cheddar. Standalones are what they are at their prices for a reason; kinda like college in the fact that you must pay for a higher education. And in this case, the flexibility of a standalone will cost you a chunk as opposed to chips and stock set-ups.

Dee

[radmar1]

yea well i already assumed that, thanks for the help

[81na ZX]

Its not called Simple Digital Systems for nothing

The lack of a laptop input is not my cup of tea. or the fact that with distriubotorless 6 cylinders, you can't do more than 9999 RPMs (4cyl is ok upto 15,000)